Cookies.

This page says what the site keeps in your browser, and who else may set a cookie on it.

What the site itself keeps.

The site sets no cookies of its own, and keeps nothing in your browser's local storage.

When you follow one of the site's links to the quote, rental or contact form, the site leaves a one-use note in the tab's session storage, perello.intent, so the form opens ready for a new enquiry. The form page removes it as it opens, and ignores one older than a minute. On each form page the site keeps, under perello.attempt.quote, perello.attempt.rental or perello.attempt.contact (which the Perello for industry form uses too), a reference for the enquiry you are sending, so that a form sent twice counts once. Neither holds any of your answers, and both go when the tab is closed. The forms need them, so the site does not ask.

Apart from Cloudflare's check on the form pages, nothing on the site reaches another server: the fonts, the pictures, the film and the 3D models are served by the site itself. Nothing in your browser measures your visit.

Vercel.

Vercel hosts the site. Its firewall may ask your browser to pass a check, its Security Checkpoint, before it shows a page. If you pass, your browser keeps a record of it, which Vercel calls a challenge session, for an hour, so you are not asked again meanwhile. Vercel does not publish the name it keeps it under. It is needed to protect the site, so the site does not ask.

Cloudflare Turnstile.

On the four form pages, Cloudflare Turnstile runs a check in your browser that reads information about it, such as its User-Agent, to tell a person from a bot. Sending a form needs it, so the site does not ask. Cloudflare documents that Turnstile sets no cookie of its own unless a site turns on its pre-clearance setting; with that setting, it sets cf_clearance.

We may update this page; the date here says when it last changed. Last changed 21 October 2026.